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Nancy Reeder

Asheville Storytelling Circle Posted on June 24, 2020 by wshealyJune 25, 2020
Nancy Reeder

Nancy is an educator, storyteller, and writer. She taught elementary school for 23 years where her passion for storytelling developed. Her stories range from myths and legends to folk tales and fairy tales, with her own personal stories as well. … Continue reading →

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Larry Pearlman

Asheville Storytelling Circle Posted on June 24, 2020 by wshealyJune 25, 2020
Larry Pearlman

Actor, salesman, entrepreneur, radio show host, author, minister, workshop facilitator, public speaker, trainer, Peace Corps Volunteer, storyteller and pet-sitter. Larry has been all of these and found that the thing that ties them all together (yep – even petsitting!) is … Continue reading →

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Elena Miller

Asheville Storytelling Circle Posted on June 24, 2020 by wshealyJune 25, 2020
Elena Miller

Storytelling folksinger: Eastern US Festivals; Academy Theatre Atlanta actress; cameo in Peter Sellar’s movie, “Being There”; Folk programs Karl Zeiss Schools, Berlin; Nashville Network; National Park Service Interpreter St Louis Arch 100th Anniversary Celebration of Park Service, Carl Sandburg Home, … Continue reading →

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Sherry Lovett

Asheville Storytelling Circle Posted on June 24, 2020 by wshealyJune 25, 2020
Sherry Lovett

Sherry Lovett has been a middle school teacher, elementary media specialist, homeschooler, educational cooperative leader, teaching artist for Penland School of Crafts, workshop facilitator, and, through it all, a storyteller. Through mystical Celtic stories, haunting ballads, historical narratives, and wise … Continue reading →

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Betty Hensley

Asheville Storytelling Circle Posted on June 24, 2020 by wshealyJune 25, 2020
Betty Hensley

“Put a little Clown in your step.” Birthdays, Library Reading Programs, Vacation Bible School, Family, Anniversary & School Reunions. All Ages. Old Fort, NC Telephone: 828-668-4532

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Sandra Gudger

Asheville Storytelling Circle Posted on June 24, 2020 by wshealyJune 25, 2020
Sandra Gudger

Appalachian stories, poems, and personal stories. Sandra brings seven generations of Scottish and Appalachian heritage to storytelling. She says her Daddy told stories at family gatherings and she didn’t know that storytelling was an art or entertainment medium for everyone … Continue reading →

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Kathy Gordon

Asheville Storytelling Circle Posted on June 24, 2020 by wshealyJune 25, 2020
Kathy Gordon

I was raised in Western North Carolina by parents who told stories of their lives in the mountains. I delight in re-telling these stories and ones of my own. I also love the old tales about Jack and others who … Continue reading →

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Vixi Jil Glenn

Asheville Storytelling Circle Posted on June 24, 2020 by wshealyJune 25, 2020
Vixi Jil Glenn

Vixi Jil has been reading, writing, and telling ancient Celtic faerie tales, as well as old timey mountain Jack tales for over 27 years. A modern day bard, Vixi Jil will enchant you with her own style of original rhyming … Continue reading →

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Marvin Cole

Asheville Storytelling Circle Posted on June 24, 2020 by wshealyJune 25, 2020
Marvin Cole

The main purpose of portraying Mark Twain is to satirize human cruelty to other humans in the hope of realizing the need to respect all people. A second purpose is to bring the physical, mental, and healing benefits of humor … Continue reading →

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Zane Chait

Asheville Storytelling Circle Posted on June 24, 2020 by wshealyJune 25, 2020
Zane Chait

Audiences say “Zane can make you laugh, cry, and wonder.” A former Middle-School teacher, Zane has been telling stories for over 25 years at festivals, schools, libraries, and venues of all types. Zane stories range from multi-cultural tales to folk … Continue reading →

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